University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, November 30, 1971
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Recitals Feature Faculty
ny KATHY TWOGOOD
Kansas Reviewer
Two or three times each week Murphy Hall has the scene of the most prolific cultural event on campus the Faculty Recital. Yet, to most members of the university, the results may also be one of the most overlooked campus activities.
The recitals are free. They're open to anyone. They represent the best music performed by Fine Arts faculty members. But recital audiences are composed almost totally of people affiliated with the college of Fine Arts; faculty, students, local "patrons of the arts."
Only a small minority of KU students and faculty ever attend a Faculty Recital. Many aren't even aware of their existence.
Why don't KU people, and Americans in general, attend concerts? **Raymond Stubl**, of Harvard University, approximates 2 per cent of the U.S. population are concert goers, whereas 10 per cent of
German citizens attend musical events regularly. "For this reason Germany has 55 operas which have nine-month professional calendars. The United States has 60 symphony groups, going背包 and many play free. 'In order to alleviate the financial problems of today's menage must be raised,' he said.
Sühl thinks that the responsibility, in large part, for lack of attendance is held by the musician. They key to the problem is what he calls "pioneering—the musician should attempt to cope with the problem of stimulating people to attend and take part."
"Classical music is like Shakespeare; it's not for
Stuhl said recital audiences comprise music lovers who try to enjoy the performances of people, fond of music, who miss a concert if something else comes.
By KATHY TWOGOOD Kansan Reviewer
"Kotch" is the best movie I've seen in Lawrence this year. I suggest that everyone go—or stay at a place where your heart for elderly people,
Walter Mathau, as Mr. Kotter plays a 22-year-old in *The Three Musketeers*, only gets in the way. He lives with his son Gerald, his daughter-in-law Wilma and his brother-in-law Robert.
Wilma, a victim of the trampling, can bear to have grandpa around. He leaves the toilet seat up, he waters the lawn too much, and then backs down.
everyone." Stuhl.
She doesn't even trust him with Dabian, Mr. Katcher catches the ball and makes sure he touches the couch with her boyfriend and he is moral obligation to inform
'Kotch': A Movie Not to Be Missed
Then Mr. Kotcher remembers his youth—the nights in a dark, parked car with his girl—and regrets his haasty judgment of her on Erica becomes pregnant, he feels he is somewhat responsible.
Finally, Wilma says that she cannot take Mr. Kotcher any longer. They suggest that he
However Stuhl does think that concert attendance and student participation in mites has increased "enormously" this year because of the
Stuhl said that most Fine Arts people were not particularly alarmed with the number of people who attended recitals or performances of the 400 seats in Swarthout Recital Hall were filled
"People's minds become more serious in times that are not quite so prosperous," he said.
L. Don Schaid, associate dean of the School of Fine Arts, said teaching is similar to a research project professor in an academic field. Music faculty spend months or performing preparing for performances
The recitals give students an opportunity to hear their instructors and gain respect for their talent as performers, he said.
moved to a "home for the retired." He reluctantly agrees until the personnel at the home gives him "psychological tests."
Jack Lemmon goes behind the camera for the first time to direct a close-up of an otherwise obvious. The technical aspects of photography, sound and lighting.
Kotlin lists to stereo headphones frequently. When he wears them, the audience hears and removes them, the music stops.
Deborah Winters makes her debut as Erica and, although overshadowed, as is the rest of the team, she does a commendable job.
Mattthua's acting is superb. He is so convincing as an eccentric 72-year-old that it will be hard to remember, after otherwise see this movie.
To quote one critic: "If you can only go to one movie the rest of the year, see 'Kotch.'"
Scheid said even he would not pick a physics lecture unless he was in the physics department, sc. in the math department or professor pick a faculty regal?
Students enrolled in the recitals course must attend 16 afternoon and evening recitals of their choice plus four required ones, such as the recent Basaptas program. Students receive one hour credit for 20 recitales.
Everyone interviewed attributed lack of better attendance to the lack of better publicity.
Stuhl said that the faculty know the course is demanding but think it necessary for the student to get exposure to music as possible.
After a music student has fulfilled the recital requirement, he usually keeps attending other activities on the basis. The criteria for attendance used most often are: 1) if he has the night free; 2) if he knows the performer personally or 3) if he believes good things about the performer.
Although Scheid seems concerned that not many people besides those in Fine Arts attend the recitals, he realizes that the University community simply have too much to choose from.
Even Fine Arts students complained that there are so many recitals (39 this semester), don't know when all of them are
Most seniors are required to give a recital and have a difficult time setting a recital date because the recital schedule is so
After extinguishing the blaze, firemen were recalled to the scene where they spent another 45 minutes putting out a second fire.
Taiwanese at KU Consider U.N.'s Action on Homeland
Five surrounding businesses received smoke and water damage. They include the Bull and Boar, 11 W. Ninth; Dnith, Office of Dnith, 21 W. Ninth; the M. Carlson Insurance Office, 904 Vermont; and the Lawrence Body Shop, 896 Vermont.
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The fire was reported at 3:32 a.m. by a private security officer who knocked on the door building was found to be all right on a routine check by a Lawrenr
BY TED BY BELKansan Staff Writer
KU's Taiwan students hold strong feelings about the action taken by the UN. Both faculty and students were interviewed on
By TED BYBEL
The fire apparently started in the back of the building and had spread through the roof by the time fire trucks arrived.
Recent action taken by the United Nations to expel Pakistan from its in with the People's Republic China in the world organization has caused much controversy in the United States and abroad. This event affected people most affected by the UN action are here on the University of Kansas campus: the more than 100 students faculty members from Taiwan.
Fire Strikes Businesses Downtown
Fire department officials are continuing their investigation to determine the exact cause of the blaze.
Several non-music majors said they did not even know the program existed; others said they never posters but weren't interested.
the subject, but many were reluctant to comment because of their differences of opinion.
Some students who have changed from music to another major still go to recitals, but only a few time and know the performer.
ONE PERSON who was not afraid to voice his opinion was China Hsung Tai, graduate of public college in Taiwan. Tai said he felt separate Taiwan and a separate China. He said he was concerned about the replacement of Taiwan by China because it could work against the independence of his country if China, now recognized by the world organization, might lay down Taiwan and attempt to erupt it.
Tai disagrees with the political deals of Chaiang Kai-Shek, leader of the Taiping Rebellion because Chaiang has tried to make a unified China. Tai would favor a new political goal for Taiwan in order to be an independent of mainland China.
full. However, one student said he would like to give a half rehect as a junior in addition to the full senior rehect.
Non-music department faculty attend infrequently if they know the performer or have the time, but are some who attend regularly.
Wen Chian Lin is a graduate student from Taoyuan, Republic of China. Lin is also the president of the Formosa Club, an organization of KU students and faculty from the Republic of China.
LIN IS MUCH in favor of an independent Taiwan, but unlike China presents no green plan over-taking Taiwan. Instead, he would like to see the government create a new policy for people of Taiwan and then rearrange much of the policy under the idea of unifying the two China.
"The faculty enjoy perfor-
forming; the recitals are their only outlet for creative effort. It's not a question of whether they feel obligated-performing is part of their lives as musicians.
Lin hoped that some day the people of Taiwan would be free to their own leaders and thus have a voice. He represents the majority of the people. He was not for the people of Taiwan was possible but would be difficult to achieve because Chaiung did not look favorably in those eyes.
A biology professor said he enjoyed the kind of programs offered. He received a schedule of courses that he had not year and year and he has gone to two
"We don't know when we can do it," Lin said of achieving self determination. "All we can do is try."
AS SOME PEOPLE argue about the virtues of independence for Taiwan, Aihua Liao, graduate student from Taipei, Republic of China, thinks that historically Taiwan has been a mainland China for many years.
Miss Liao said she opposed Ching Kai-Shek because he was an alumnus of the mainland China, but she did not favor a system of self deter-
Stuhl said that it was an insult for anyone to think the program worthless:
"I am not happy with self determination." Miss Liao said.
"The music presented at the faculty recitals represents the foremost composers of the last 400 years.
Miss Liao said that she felt no bittersweet toward the UN for having dropped Taiwan. It was clear that the United Nations or later the nations of the world have to recognize the Peoples Republic of China. She does not desire to see Taiwan readmitted as a member, but it would really serve little purpose.
"Music is the creation of Western man; he devised the notation system and invented all of its instruments." Communist China sponsors programs to study Western music in conservatories, in a big way. "Study music," he says.
"Most of the people, I feel, can sometimes be fooled by the government."
He said he didn't care whether the reunification resulted in one Republic of China (Taiwan) or one People's Republic of China (the Communist Chinese, just as the reunification took place. The central issue in his opinion was not the type of government, although he said it would be nice if there were elections and a popular government, but rather that the people of China existed as one.
Liu said he felt that mainland China was not much of a threat against the security of Taiwan, because the separation of the two countries over one hundred years ago had caused a sociological war which was even greater than the political differences between the two.
SHEHNG HSU5ING LUI also *the one China, one Taiwan approach* to the situation. Liu is a *graduate student from Tainan*, Republic of China.
What can be done about the problem? One music education practitioner admitted "bothered her every time she saw a poster. She thought 'admission without permission' was more dignified way of saying it.
Not too many Chinese people like to think of two separate China's. In said, but the two countries were worlds. The people of Taiwan even speak a different dialect than the people of mainland China.
LIU COMPARED China taking over Taiwan to the United States taking over Great Britain. The cultural differences are so great that such a take over would cause problems than it would solve.
ONE STUDENT from Taiwan who preferred not to be named said that there was nothing wrong with the People's Republic of China in the UN because, in his opinion, the two countries were and mainland China were all Chinese. He favored the unification of China and thought that this would lead to more countries closer together. He viewed this as a step that would mobilize the people of both countries toward a common existence.
There is not enough publicity and what there is could be more extensive, Stuhl said. Fine Arts problems involved the tasks of adequately covering 35 recitals, but they sometimes feel slighted by the paper and think that the "editorial staff does not know how to support responsibility in an institution dedicated to that cause," he said.
Foster Looks For Halftime Entertainers
"I know darn well that out of poor kids on this campus we had a lot of problems," Robert Foster, director of bands, concerning his new plan for bands.
In the past, the basketball band has been made up of the remnants of the marching band, and most of the halftime show has been presented by local high school drill teams and pompon girls.
The biggest change in the halftime basketball show and the greatest utilizer of student talent is ground show itself. While high school teams are be used to some extent, Foster said plans are being made to feature University of Kansas student performers, which if it could off right could be a revolution in halftime basketball entertainment."
According to Foster, this year the basketball band will speculate unit for halftime entertainment." The band will be composed of a select group of players, including "the band's finest" and "everything else needed for the playing of popular music," the style of "The Tonight Show band."
According to Foster, any good act which can easily be seen by crowd such as acting, juggling, and gymnastics can be featured
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on and off run. must sell to pay for
car $550. 843-2922. 11-30
Merry Christmas, a little early perhaps. He's been a great Tornado. Triumphs. hardship. White saddle on his boots. Riding is and is like new. A real deal for him. He has a real spirit. 843-2398 after 5
For. sale Typewriter, Remington
Commercial Sacrifice $65.00 Ph. 5423
2723 12-8
Labrador, retrieves. ARC registers.
6 wks old. Ready to go. Must maintain
for $300 Call 843-2353 or 8424
8424
for SAU-2 non-student football tickets
to MU-KU game. Grown prices:
842-9193 or 842-8302 11-30
For sale, 1970 Kawasaki Builtmaster
90 Low mileage, excellent condition.
Take best offer. Must sell! Call 842-
12-23 at 5:00 P.M. $99
VW Bus '6S'-engine one year old
New tires. No rust, perfect condition
*12,3949*
11:20
New Honda 350—can't keep it. Roger at 842-0797 or 842-8867 11-30
2 Nainash Hall contracts for sale for Spring semester—must sell Cheap! Call 842-6847 Room 304 12-2
Unique Bass Water TPOipe to smoke your favorite tobacco. Excellent Guaranteed Sord $2.49 to Estroitech 12-12-20. California, 91073 12-22-20.
ANTIQUE RINGS, BROTHER FRAN-
AIS, GLASSWARE. ST LAWRENCE.
SOFT SCALE. KNIT HATS, ANTIGUE VEL-
VETS, GYPS. RAGS. IT 15
HEADS-glass, wooden, ceramic,
moose mount hand painted, hand
painted, moose mount jewelry,
maracine jewelry or whatever you
like. LEIGHTONJERA 12-
Ninth
for sale - tapes - tree - blanks - and
recorded 1800 ft. $2,000, Tim. 842-
7125 12-1
**Keystone Mag. wheelchair**, 2-one piece
alum., 2-two pieces, all with light
centers. Sold with asd two 2-die brake
adds; $850. 842-8019. 12-3
Thinking about a car? If you are, I would like to help you. Dennis Schroeder, 843-7280 12-1
For sale 1964 Chev $275 Alan 4
Silvan kittens $10 each Call Chuck
842-5803 or 842-6786 12-8
Movie camera—Bouclier R16B, Auto-
12-120 lens 2-1000m batteries 2
chargers 200 mage Editing equipe
e Wall. 287-623-K C 12-3
Fuse table: 1983 TR4- body good. Rebuild engine, new brakes, tires, micro wire, wires overdrawn and damaged. Call VI 3212 2 aforementioned. Call VI 3212 5 aforementioned. 12:38
POODLE  PUPPIES, toy apricots,
A.K.C. 9 wks. old. Champion stock
$100 up 843-5588 12-3
12 STRING ELEC GUITAR FOR SALE
EXCELLENT CONDITION
$50.00 CALL 842-9413 OR 842-3876
12-32
Demonstrate 56 watt Magnavox
component set with tuner amp. FM
radio speakers and turntable-able
back's only $29 at Ray B in
Railway 12-6
Dermotronizer  Magnavox, compartment system cut to $9.90 at Bay Stoneback's 929 Mass Open Thursdays. 12-6
Guns-Winchester, Remington. Mossberg and Savage at dealers' end plus shipping. High standard hand枪具. Trucks 12-6. Boxes 822 Mast. Trakers 12-6.
Stereo 8-track tapes. New and used.
Buy—shell—trade em. Traders Pawn
Shop. 822 Mass. 12-6
SAINT BERNARD—AKC quality poultry, Mushk and Knick broil. Wineware, bread and smoothies. $150 for good homes. 943-262-361. Bib Nat. 12:4-12:6. 943-262-361.
For sale: Black Labrador, 8 month old,
$10-15. Also dog or utility trailer.
645 Connecticut. 12-6
For sale—used 10 speed English Hercules bicycle $45. Call Tom at 842-
3564
LEICAFLEX camera & case $290/or
best offer. Phone 843-7359 evenings
6-8. 12-6
Low cost protection *pure/peure* self defense spray - harmless yet disables in 15 minutes - up to 84 hours and lasts. Only 12:46 84-7323
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